To quote Wikipedia:

The women-are-wonderful effect is the phenomenon found in psychological and sociological research which suggests that people associate more positive attributes with women compared to men. This bias reflects an emotional bias toward women as a general case. The phrase was coined by Alice Eagly and Antonio Mladinic in 1994 after finding that both male and female participants tend to assign positive traits to women, with female participants showing a far more pronounced bias. Positive traits were assigned to men by participants of both genders, but to a far lesser degree.

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I would say that this effect could also be called Women-are-special. What annoys me is that red pillers aren't talking about resisting or removing this bias in themselves or general society. Instead, their philosophy and thinking is steeped in it, they just think that women are specially awful.

It's so frustrating because I believe that it would be much more productive, in the sense of dealing with our issues in the real world, to talk about women in a way that assumes women's lack of "special-ness".

We do this when we talk about men, we see ourselves as mundane creatures. While there are extremes in the male population we understand that a lot of our experiences aren't THAT unique. We're allowed to observe and talk about how we can see certain general trends in men's behavior. These are allowed to be seen as good or bad in some kind of way, and we're OK with asking men to make an effort to change their behavior in a positive direction. Ever notice that we're not allowed to do the same with women? That's because all "Women-are-special" and if all of them are special there are no averages, which means that it's odd to point out what most of them could change to be a bit less like assholes.

It's so frustrating, because when red pillers make women out to be these extraordinary monsters they enforce this idea about their special nature. All this talk about spinning plates, beta bux, N-counts - don't you realize that you've constructed a mythology around women, made them something much grander than what they really are? What really weird's me out are when you use all of this as an excuse on why nothing will ever change, or that we can't ask for change, because women are too large of a force of nature for us to really affect. To use your own lingo: don't you see how cucked that is?

It's not that deep.

Here's the argument that I think we should try to get across:
"Hey, these are the things that most of you women do that are harmful and toxic to us. If you're a woman then, most likely that not, you're part of the group that perpetuates this, because you're probably not that special. If you really care and love the men in your life, then try to be better. If you don't, you're an asshole bigot and it would be best for everyone to not be around them."

That's more than enough, no need to bring up philosophy, biology or anything else - we just need to explain how they can remove some of their asshole behavior. Focus on that and try to resist putting them on any sort of pedestal.